I have been looking for this story for so long. I read it a while back LOVED IT but could only recall the plot, thankfully it was tucked away in my favorites as it should be :relieved:

Holy fuck. So hot seeing new mondjugen become wolf!

Hot. Hot. Hot. You tell great stories of transformation. Thanks, man.

Excited for the next chapter

That was so hot.

Very very nice!

Thats adorable, love a slim x fat fantasy

sometimes you just want a read a bunch of hot men get their dick shrunk and fucked like sluts. and this story does that so fucking well. THANK YOU for writing it.

Slop

@[Rock Creek Werewolf](/user/show/10002145) You are most welcome. In truth, I always wonder if I should write stories, but often my ability to focus flits around far too much. It's a bit of a curse on my end in that regard. Another thing I've pondered over is how Ray and Mahmood (if they become weres- the potential consequences of that onto their lives will be mostly negative- they'll wind up dragged into the pack's buisness and at worst forced to abandon their families and callings)- may react to becoming a were if they do. Mahmood may manage to analogize something with the jinn- but catholicism is very strict on the angel demon binary (though as one sees in Ireland and the germanic regions- beliefs in the fae integrated with christianity on a folk level, and even serious treatises on fairies an elves were done by those in Europe- in some cases placing them in a more neutral light- though unlike the jinn in muslim lands, they never really got fully syncretized into the orthodoxy- moreso only on a local level in regions. In many cases, they seem to have been seen as either demons or fallen angels in limbo- not truly evil but not entirely good either.) I strongly suspect that much like Marvel's Daredevil, he may navigate through his struggles with a touch of Catholic Guilt. Weather or not he allows that austere aspect of catholicism to work in his new circumstances, or causes him to wind up self-destructing is an entirely different matter. His worst worries may be that due to his new nature he feels unworthy of grace- that he is a depraved being of lust that ruins lives and himself for his own sating of his own appetites. The wolves may think this just means Ray and Mahmood should just turn to Luna but it's likely they'd never do that solely as lunarian orthodoxy commits to. Ultimately, Ray will have to struggle with how he can remain faithful- because for him- men will always stumble. The question is what do you do after. He's seen plenty of that in his counseling groups, and his own struggles in giving up alcohol (we even see he can still be tempted by it but knowing his own alcoholism tries to avoid it as best he can- though I wonder if that means instead of being delighted by scents of the weres, he is both that and repulsed because it reminds him of his past alcoholism.) For Mahmood, the breaking of kinship weres often have to enact or experience to keep themselves or loved ones safe would be a excruciating thing to process as being a lived reality for weres- and possibly himself. He wouldn't want to do it- and I don't think he will- for how many loved one or friends did he and his family lose in Lebanon during the years of strife and war? He surely knows the sting of loss, directly or indirectly. But as much as Mahmood loves his family and wants to be with them- he also wants to keep them safe. Mahmood will likely approach his new circumstances (if he winds up a were) on the angel of the jinn and the concept of the "third race" of being so to speak. Would Mahmood be able to go back to LA, or would he wind up stuck with the weres? There's a whole lot of implications here that will have consequences. Yousef is going to have to figure out just how much is he willing to pay to have the joyride of his wolf life that he's been having- which I think he will. Unlike the others- I don't see him leaving his family behind or his faith- nor will Ray or Mahmood either I suspect. Lastly, Ray's citation of the prodigal son and Mahmood's citing of the Quran also show how they both approach things- Ray with more compassion and hope, while Mahmood while not cynical is more realistic about things at times, and even wary, fitting of somebody who has seen hardship in their life. As for Bill.....he clearly meant well sending that shirt but I'm afraid that's going to backfire on him.